U.K. rejects EU proposals on Northern Ireland border as prospect of trade war increases

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Christmas crackers might be in short supply in Northern Ireland this year because of a dispute involving a customs border established after Brexit.

As the holidays approach, one Christmas staple might be in short supply in Northern Ireland because of a dispute that could result in the suspension of an important trade clause.

With talks on hold, Britain has threatened to suspend the Northern Ireland trade deal under Article 16. The clause would suspend trading from either side in Northern Ireland. Negotiator Maros Sefcovic said that triggering Article 16"would have serious consequences...for Northern Ireland." As the holidays approach, one Christmas staple might be in short supply in Northern Ireland because of a dispute that could result in the suspension of an important trade clause. Above, Christmas crackers during the Selfridges 2020 Christmas Shop's"Once upon a Christmas" on Oxford Street in London, England, on October 12, 2020.The U.K.

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